well it all depends on what you mean by hardtech....because if we're talking about the same thing, than Im your man.

yeah I agree with neuromyth, dont forget Hard-Techno....Im not gonna ask for Schranz like everyone might thinks .....:b

Anyways, I'll prolly just keep using Techno cause I might be confused with the Hardtek from France.

tyr this one

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c une amie Croate...yeah believe it or not, it's a girl ;)

mais serieusement j'aimerais ca avoir plus d'info sur le parc d'attraction, chu vraiment curieux la.

la tune? J'paris c meme pas du techno pfff...:(

cool.....Schranz Schranz Schranz! :b

well I was still thinking about the party and about how Im glad I was there cause I had massive fun :D... c'est comme ca que ca se passe a Montreal...k peace!

and this is when?

yeah thanks, I never remember that it does that automatically cause of my screen name on the board since I dont upload so much....I'll try to remember....or just have u remind me again hehe :b

peace.

new track, let's go!

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what? I cant hear you, Im too busy reading what u typped

seriously Vince, throw another party cause you had that shit down....locked!

I honnestly had an amazing time, Techno+Hyped crowd....heck I even dance to Trance!!!! I am danced out but it feels great.

I knew this party was gonna be cool....visuals were really nice and the invertebrates made gave a really nice touch.

Heather, about Taco Bell, it's American founded and owned...dont blame the Mexicans....we're not that successful

well just so u know Im not so much of a fool....I never use WMP. I always use Winamp but this was other people complaining and emailing me...hey I can listen to your tracks and stuff....so there u have it.

why thanks for looking that up for me ScottyP and yes Microsoft kicks ass! w00t! l33t

hahaa I totally loled!

I've seen this before....no offence, it's pretty cool and all but it's been done like he's not the ONLY guy to do that.....have u guys ever heard of dj Rush? (mind u, he's not a "SINGER" but he improvs and shit) who grabs the mic all the time to shout things or tell us funny stories of the night life....like all his tracks with him on it are live recordings that he then keeps on it or what about Green Velvet aka Kashmire....he doesnt exactly stay quiet if he does a dj set....hmmm come to think of it, I think this might be a very Chicago thing to do....might be wrong though.

I didnt mean to fall upon this picture but it made me lol like crazy.

I can feel da hype ina da [ air.....ca ] les enfants !

Tampon! muahahaha sti qu'elle est trop bonne celle-la....hey caline les enfants...

alright Im going out this week-end! yay!

"soccer" vs baseball......baseball?!....I mean come on...it's like calling golfers athletes.

Ok even though I prefer football over errr American football...anyways, I thought it was kinda funny to read untill they started putting Baseball on top of "Soccer" I mean please it's got nothing to do with the whole poor countries and shit cause a big part of the players in the major leagues of baseball are spics (like moi) from Latin countries where football isn't the national sport i.e: Cuba, Domincan Republic or Venezuela (Venezuela didnt even hace a national football team before something like 5years ago).....I wonder what the author's answer to that would be.

is this based on a survey or something? cause Im sorry but I dont base my music taste on the public's views...if the public digs it, then all the better but you will never see Patrick DSP release on InTec or lables like that cause they're too soft for him [ dude....com ] on it's like comparing Carl Cox with Kay D. Smith......or Misstress Barbara with Barbara Brown hahaha ok not that last one.

hmmmmm so we can only pick one?...that's tough....I would have to say Kay D. Smith then.

I'll give other styles a name too.

Electro: The Advent

DnB: Jonny L

House: Olav Basoski

I could make a whole neverending list but I'll leave it at that.

ahahaha man that was really funny!:D

ahahah too fucking fuck fucking....dang it...

ora si vas a hablar mas mexicana que yo....jejeje....

yeah well I love them more!

yeah and then Doink would get involved.....who calls that clown to the ring anyways?!

I kinda wish I had gone to that party

yeah your post was great....I'm not just saying that cause u quoted me :b

¡Feliz cumpleaños Gen!

I thought the Broken night at Stereo was on saturday

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Library book glorifying traffickers draws criticism

Monday, February 21, 2005 Posted: 6:30 PM EST (2330 GMT)

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexico's school libraries are stocking a book that includes the lyrics of "narcocorridos" -- folk songs that glorify drug traffickers -- causing a storm of criticism in a country where the drug market and its violence have become part of life in thousands of communities.

Opposition activists are livid that the administration of President Vicente Fox, which has declared a "war on all fronts" against drug gangs, allowed tens of thousands of copies of the book "100 Corridos: The Heart of Mexican Song" to slip into grade-school libraries.

The book, printed by a private publishing company but bought in bulk by the government, contains lyrics for songs like "The Red Car Gang," which describes Mexican cocaine smugglers shooting it out with Texas Rangers:

"They say they came from the south/In a red car/Carrying 100 kilos of cocaine/bound for Chicago ... "

Another song describes female drug traffickers who poisoned police with opium to protect a drug shipment, then praises "The Lord of the Skies," the nickname for the deceased drug lord Amado Carrillo Fuentes:

"They caught him alive/but they couldn't pin anything on him/now they can display him dead/on trumped-up charges ... "

Experts say the corrido is Mexico's national song form. Born along with the country's independence in the 1820s, it reached its peak during the 1910-1917 Revolution. Narcocorridos didn't start becoming popular until the 1970s and 80s.

Legislators who say the books have no place in Mexican schools have scheduled hearings.

"It's very bad to put books like this into the hands of children because they portray drug lords as heroes," said Salvador Martinez, who heads the education committee of the lower house of Congress.

"That's bad, because we have a problem in this country where drug traffickers sometimes pave a town's road, build its school or hospital, and thus have a much better reputation among some people than the police. We have to work against that."

The U.S.-driven drug market has woven its way into the life of thousands of Mexican communities, where narcotics have been a source of otherwise scarce money and of power. Ambitious and amoral young men are drawn by the vast profits in shipping Colombian cocaine to the United States. Poor farmers often see cultivation of marijuana or opium as a step away from starvation.

In addition, Mexico has a growing domestic consumption problem -- possibly aggravated by the increasing difficulty of smuggling drugs over the U.S. border -- and concern about drug sales have led officials to routinely search students at some schools.

The sheer bulk of candidate books for libraries -- and the fact that narcocorridos account for only a few of the corridos in the book -- apparently allowed the narcotics issue to be overlooked.

Education Department officials say the volume is merely secondary reading material, purchased as part of an effort to put as many as 30 million books in school libraries across the country, while supporting Mexican publishers.

More than 13,000 titles were submitted by local book distributors as candidates for the plan. The books were vetted by three non-governmental civic groups at the national level and then were evaluated by committees of parents, teachers and local officials in Mexico's 31 states and the capital.

All but one of those states -- whose committees had access to the full text -- picked "100 Corridos" as a top choice for local libraries. The other state listed it as a second choice. None rejected it.

About 80,000 copies of the book were printed, though it is not clear how many made it into schools. Officials say they have no immediate plans to withdraw it.

Some education officials tried to depict the scandal as an example of overly zealous censorship of a song genre that for centuries has celebrated outlaws and the common man. They noted one of the best-known and oldest corridos, "La Cucaracha," also contains references to drugs.

One verse runs: "La Cucaracha/ La Cucaracha/can no longer walk/Because he hasn't got/because he ran out of/marijuana to smoke."

Many other corridos, like the 1930s song "The Smuggler," glorify thieves, rebels, or smugglers.

Border towns in northern Mexico -- where drug vendettas have cost thousands of lives in recent years -- have tried to ban local radio stations from playing narcocorridos, saying too many lives have been lost to the drug culture.

In 2002, Baja California state radio stations agreed to ban narcocorridos and decided to play only songs that promote positive messages.

"I certainly recognize that corridos are part of our cultural values," said federal Sen. Jesus Ortega. "But they should be corridos, not these songs that glorify crime."

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yeah well I'm pretty dang sure that I will be attending...I mean...breaks!? 5$?! WHAT?!.....SOLD!!!!

wait? Neoform was there too?! Shit dude, sorry I didn't say hello....u know it's not like that right?

FM_Man, u still not believe me but I did listen to your set and it was tight. Lalla kicked as usual. Philgood's set was prolly my fav also....Detroit what?! Detroit what?! U think this is a game son?! Arf! Arf! Insomniak had me grooving my booty with that blond chick who grabbed my black plastic shades muahhahaa and that's when I left....not with her though....dont start rumours and shit.

All in all, I really digged this party and yes the soundsystem was dope! Good Job Neil

Gosh I forgot u were prefcet Lalla!

yes balls balls balls....balls...